The first few days here have been spent acclimatising to the change in environment. For a start, we are now ‘camping’ in one room, with the rest of the house looking like a building site! (And now full of our possessions in boxes and packing, spread randomly around).
We have arrived to typical winter weather. The nights are cold and clear; going down to minus 5 or 6, and the days are sunny and crisp. The contrast in temperatures between first thing in the morning and the evening requires maximum flexibility in terms of clothing and heating.
When we arrived the temperature in the bedroom was 6 degrees and in the kitchen around freezing. With our heating we managed to get the bedroom up to a comfortable 18 and now it feels quite comfortable. However, the kitchen was 0.1 degrees this morning and I can only cope with 10 minute spells at the moment!
However, the positive thing is that washing dries on the line in two hours! Unheard of in the UK.
Plan is to finish the kitchen ceiling and insulate it as soon as possible so that we can get some heat in there!
Onward!
A blog about living in rural France, and currently surviving through the coronavirus times.
Wednesday, 15 December 2010
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The washing dries on the line? Don't you mean it freezes on the line?
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